European Gusto Market & Cafe - Denver, Colorado

Simona K.

Update: been coming to this store for 7+ years and now they have a restaurant which makes me really happy. One of the only places to get Bulgarian cooked food, and it's delicious!

Finally a place to buy good Bulgarian feta! This shop has a huge selection of eastern European foods. I was like a kid in a candy store my first time here. Now I drive up from Colorado Springs every couple weeks to stock up on stuff I can't get down here!

Rachel N.

If you're here for the cafe, order at the register in the grocery store section. Our experience at the cafe was fine but nothing special. The grocery selection offers a wide variety of mainly coffee/tea, sweets, and sausage/salami. Products are mainly eastern European and Italian. There is a small parking lot on site and free 1-hr street parking. The owner is friendly and helpful.

Herz L.

Place is clean, food not good no flavor my crepes taste as the flour was old the jam was the most lower quality I ever tasted, the whit cream lowest quality too, the beef borek was hard and grease for food not thank you. I did not buy product so I don’t know what to say about the product other than they have cheeses and meats. And a lot junk food cookies and sodas.I did not eat more than a bite and my boyfriend left it cuz like eating sugar. I had crepes before and this one is not a crepe lol .Sad I lost weight lost $8 dollars.

Ruth G.

Great store with lots of Eastern European specialties - But make sure you check the expiration dates on their jarred, canned, and packaged products. It’s October 2024, I just saw a jar expired in January of 2021 and many other jars expired 6+ months. Their restaurant was delicious.

Marta S.

Nothing better than some shopsks salad with feta cheese burek.

Tanja L.

Top favorite European store in Colorado. They have so much of what I enjoy eating. Also can’t help but get so much due to the fact the store is farther from my home but that’s okay with me.

Lixandra B.

How can this store survive where almost all products do not have the displayed price and more than half of them are expired for months or even years? So you buy without knowing how much you pay or if you are willing to give whatever amount is asked of you. You should go with every product you are interested in and ask the price of the only person serving in the store who is not at all kind and totally unprofessional. There really isn't any kind of control in America for these stores that sell expired products, should someone get sick first or worse to take action?

Adela I.

Market and Pekara! The best secret spot In denver if you are Eastern European and need a taste of home! This just might also be my new favorite cafe!!! They have chocolates, meats, bakery, and cleaning products from home with Kapriva! This is where you can also go if you are looking for a taste of Europe. Doesn’t get more aligned than what this place is providing.